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Patients suffering from chronic pain in the bush can wait up to five years for an appointment because of a shortage in specialists in Australia.

Central Queensland farmers are on track for a bumper season, an almost unimaginable position compared to the one they faced just 12 months ago.

Farmers along the Great Barrier Reef are changing their farming methods to limit runoff and reduce their impact on the reef

How prepared is regional Australia for the rollout of what will be the biggest vaccination program ever attempted?

Fresh concerns are being raised over air travel safety in Australia, with changes to federal airport security regulations leaving some regional airports without security screening.

The senate inquiry into the destruction of Juukan Gorge caves by Rio Tinto has today travelled to the caves site in the central Pilbara.

The senate inquiry into the destruction of Juukan Gorge caves by Rio Tinto has travelled to the Pilbara to meet with traditional owners and to see the site firsthand.

The Royal Commission into bushfires and natural disasters has recommended the Commonwealth have the power to declare a national state of emergency, before states and territories ask for help.

Aboriginal ranger and conservation management groups are concerned that a significant hike in insurance premiums could affect future bushfire mitigation work.

Growers say governments aren’t taking food security seriously as backpackers desert the packing sheds and aren’t replaced, despite free rent, offers of $500 bonuses and allowances to relocate.